National weather service Caribou ME 
945 AM EST Tue Feb 6 2001 
The major snow storm that affected much of New England yesterday and last night had moved to Nova Scotia early this morning. Snow was still falling over much of northern and downeast Maine. However, the snow will diminish to snow showers this afternoon as the storm moves northeast to near newfoundland this evening. 
Here are some snow totals from across northern and downeast Maine as of 930 AM, 
Location                snow
Brewer                  12 inches
West quaddy lighthouse   4 inches
St david                 8 inches
Madawaska                9 inches
Conner township         11 inches
Presque Isle            11 inches
Baxter state park       17 inches
Lille                   12 inches
St froid Lake           10 inches
Robinston               10 inches
Fort Kent               11 inches
Cherryfield             12 inches
Dover-Foxcroft          12 inches
Wellington              15 inches
Ashland                 13 inches
Sebec Lake              14 inches
Southwest Harbor         2 inches
Houlton                  9 inches
Guilford                14 inches
Barnard plantation      17 inches
Stockholm               13 inches
Bar Harbor              12 inches
Bangor                  12 inches
Ellsworth               12 inches
Orono                   12 inches
Blanchard               18 inches
Caribou                 12 inches
Clayton Lake             7 inches
Corrina                 13 inches
Danforth                12 inches
Eastport                 7 inches
Grand Falls             13 inches
Milo                    18 inches
Millinocket             12 inches
Patten                  11 inches
Portage Lake            12 inches
Topsfield               12 inches
Van Buren                9 inches
West Grand Lake         10 inches
Woodland                12 inches
Lamoine                 13 inches
Island Falls            11 inches
The National Weather Service would like to thank all of our spotters who took the time to call in reports. It is appreciated. More weather information can be found on the WFO Caribou website at, www.Nws.Noaa.Gov/er/car/